I have a quick release seat that turns when I'm riding. I'd like to replace with this seat or something similar, can I do that?
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I had the same problem. The quick release lever turns to set the seat tightness so it does not turn, I believe that was clockwise. My husband showed me how to tighten. I haven't had any problem with the seat turning after we adjusted it by that lever.
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I also have a quick release seat. Yes you can replace it with this one. I did.
89
I had no problem replacing the quick release post on my old saddle to the new saddle. You will need a couple adjustable wrenches. If you are having a problem with the quick release post you will need to get one of those also since it does not come with this saddle.
90
You will need to order a replacement stem if its turning. And you might want to try just really tightening the quick release. http://www.amazon.com/Como-35-5cm-Length-Bicycle-Seatpost/dp/B009AQI566/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1381354532&sr;=8-2&keywords;=Seat+stemA stem with this adapter will work for this seat. Just make sure you get one the right diameter, because if you get to wrong diameter it will either not fit or it will spin.
2151376
Sorry to hear that. Buy a small cable lock to lock your seat to your frame. good luck
1370970
Yes. This is a replacement seat which includes underlying frame. It is switched at the seat post... Loosen bolt/nut holding current seat to post, slide off and slide this one down on post and tighten. Should take less than 5 minutes.
1443953
You have to change the quick release and put this instead. It's really easy
1107948
Yes. It pops on and off the same as the regular seat. There is a handle in the little locked storage compartment on the back of the bike. Pull on the handle and it releases the latch that holds the seat in place. To reinstall, line up the slots on the front of the seat with the pegs on the body of the bike, then push down the back of the seat until the latch engages.
1434615
You should not have to...I took my old seat off and used the same hardware to put the new one on.Of course, you will want to take a picture of how the seat is attached to the post and a close up on how theparts go together to hold the seat in place. (I wish I had done a better job taking the parts off and remembering how they were on the seat!) Easier idea, bring it to your local bike shop, just the post and seat, they will haveit on within minutes!Enjoy the ride.....
192270
I haven't had to replace the post, just had to duct tape the seat where the dog ate it...used pretty tape tho so still looks cute:) I would assume you could do that but if you haven't already bought it, I kinda wish I had bought a regular bike and not put the pedals on until she was through using it as a balance bike. Now I will have to buy a regular bike too.
1685725
The lever on the front of the seat should allow you to do that. The only thing I've observed is that it is a small difference. A difference non the less.
1963705
Hi John, I'm not familiar with your particular model bike. I bought this for my wife's bike after she took a spill and broke her pelvis. As it turned out, I did have to buy a new seat post from a local bike shop (about $25) because her original seat had a different configuration under it. This seat is more of a "normal" attachment, but you would have to make that determination after you get it. You can always return it, but I'm pretty sure your local bike shop can provide you with the right attachment post if you need one.
365420
It comes with a quick release axle to replace the one on your bike. It was not too easy to change but it works great now!!
489765
There is a quick release. The only part that will remain is the mount connected to the seat post.
1686604
I'm in the same boat. Their listing doesn't indicate that it cannot be attached to a quick release wheel. My brother was trying to install it and what he found was that you would have to take the bike to a bike shop and have it modified for a cost of $50. or more. The quick release problem isn't mentioned until the very last sentence in the installation instructions. Good luck!!
2013964
There are other separate seats that you can buy, from other makers or companies. But as a replacement seat I have not seen one. Sorry.
1412458
There is not a sliding seat option available. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Thank you.
1434616
No, take the old seat off and put this one on, no extra anything. However, this was the most uncomfortable saddle I've ever used and promptly returned it.
581900
I ride it myself occasionally. It's pretty quick, and I don't see a way to switch that.
71483
Yes, you can. Most of these trainers also provide a quick-release skewer in the box, but, I did not use the one provided. One bike I mounted on the trainer has its own quick-release skewer, the other did not. Both worked fine.